The Dillon tribune., 1887-10-14
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Contractor McCune 10 awaiting materia,
for the new County Jail.
Jimmy Estes residence has been improv
ed and is now resdy for occupancy
One of our ieo ding horse,nen pronoances
the report Of the CHAMBERS among horses
humbug.
What's the matter: The Butte daily
inter 1(onntwn does not reach Dillon until
it is two days old.
| District Court will commence at Nir.
ginia City next Monday, with Chief Jus
tice Mcconnell presiding.
Stiles has moved his drug store into the
new, elegant and com,nodius room which
has just been finished in the brick block.
The music Of the Howard Brothers at
the Baptist Church last Sunday was fine
They play next Sunday. Go and hear
them.
| The term Of court was not fat ono for
the lawyers. The attorneys will not have
surplus left to invest in Government Sc.
curities.
! The cold weather has brought out the
fresh oyster signs at G. l.. Thomsen's, and
restaurant frequentcrs are calling for the
delicious bivalves.
The City Council met on Wednesday
evening, but no quorum being present the
Council adjourned to meet this. Friday
| evening at the (,ifv Hall
In the District Court, at Butte, on last
Tuesday the case Of Chas. A. Clayton, in-
dicted for the murder of Maddux near Mel.
rose, was continued for the term.
| The Beaverhead County Board OF Cor.
rection completed its labors yesterday.
County Clerk McGough's official synopsis
Of its doings will be published in the next
| TRIBUNE.
Most men have kept sober during court,
but one individual from AN adjoining coun.
| ty itnbibed so much coffin varnish that his
face began to resemble the color Of mig.
ger baby whitewashed.'
The statement Of the condition of the
Dillon National Bank will be found in an
other column. The showingi is good one
and is sufficient evidence that the bank is
one Of the solid institutions OF Southern
Montana.
The grain yield Of the Beaverhead Val.
ley this year has been unusually large, and
has exceeded expectations. The threshers
are getting along we'll with their work, and
many ofthe ranchers are now able to know
the results.
On Monday Probate Judge Melton issu.
ed license to George Pfaff, Of Melrose, to
we'd Miss Lila NJ. Forrest, Of Glendale.
Marriage licenses are sold cheap, S. each,
but then follows paying the preacher and
buving lots Of household and kitchen fix.
ings.
Dr. Leonards Office has been running
full the past ten days. His work has prov.
ed successful and he has done more work
| this trip than ever before. He will visi,
Argenta, Wisdom, and Salmon City mex,
week. Get your teeth fixed when good
chance is offered.
Gov. Leslie has appointed Phil H. Poin.
dexter, Of Dillon, and r. S. Ford, Of Cho.
teau county, as delegates from Montana to
the National Cattle Growers Association
which meets in Kansas City, Mo-, on &c.
tober ,lst. Mr.. Poindexter will attend the
meeting Of tie association.
| Prof. Firch and the Howard Brothers
will give a concert at Virginia City on
next Wednesday evening, and at Sheridan
on the Friday evening following. These
musicians are frst.class artists upon the
piano and violin, and are graduates Of the
Boston Conservatory OF Music. Those
who fail to attend will miss rare musical
treat.
George Staudaher, one Of the rustline
ranchers Of the Beaverhcad Valley, has
| raised an unusually large crop Of fine grain
| this season, for the number of acres o1
| ground he had under cultivation. Mart
! Walters thresher turned out 7,64o bushels
OF oats and wheat for MIR. Staudahcr In
addition to grain he has raised large crop
of excellent cabbage.
The concert given by the Little Folks
Social Society of Dillon, on Monday even
| ing, drew large house, and the audience
was highly pleased and entertained by the
rendition of the musical selections Of the
young people. The programme was full
Of popular peices, which were admirably
rendered, showing that the young folks had